240 acres: Primarily gentle rolling topography and elevation of 260' - 370' with good private dirt road access on upland ground suitable for current natural timber production with >84 pine site index (50 year base with yield of 3.8 tons/acre/year) and hardwood site index estimated at 75. Fine sandy loam soil approximately 1 foot in depth with red clay base underneath. This soil is also good for conversion to pasture as well suited to coastal Bermuda grass, common Bermuda grass, and Bahia grass.

Stand #1: 208-acres in native mixed hardwood & pine on upland gentle rolling 3 - 12%  slope with good internal roads. The stand was selectively harvested in 1995 & 2008 leaving timber varying in ages from 10-23 years; older trees range in dbh from 6 to 12 inches with stocking >100 trees/acre with 40% oak, 40% miscellaneous hardwood and 20% pine with total heights varying from 35 to 45 feet; younger trees range in dbh from 3 to 5 inches with 50% oak, 40% miscellaneous hardwood and 10% pine with stocking >200 trees with total heights varying from 20 to 35 feet.